[16.0][ADD] survey_question_group - #219
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Defines a Question Group model (
survey.question.group) that holds a set of reusable template questions not tied to any specific survey. Groups can then be added to any survey via a wizard, which copies the template questions into the survey.This is useful for standardising sections of questions across multiple surveys, for example a recurring satisfaction block or a safety checklist.